19 Afghans die in desert crossing
Nineteen Afghans have died, of whom 14 were found dead in the "Rej Lalo" area and 5 in "Disht Margho," while attempting to cross the deadly desert toward Iran. Their deaths were caused by thirst and dehydration resulting from the high temperatures that exceed 50 degrees Celsius in the arid Nimroz province. Sources confirm that all of the victims are residents of the village in Badghis Province, and that the operation was carried out with the assistance of Taliban forces and local residents. These incidents highlight the dangers of crossing the hot deserts controlled by smugglers and shed light on the fatalities caused by harsh environmental conditions along the Afghan-Iran border.
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